Review on Renewed OnePlus 7 Pro GSM Unlocked Phone - 256GB, 6.7" Display, Mirror Grey, Android OS by Ada Atusia

Because I was interested in a screen with curved edges and no protrusions as well as recording talks, I took it. So here are my thoughts: The phone itself is average, but the control (shell) is outstanding in general; it isn't perfect and has a few issues, but it is still quite nice, particularly the gesture control similar to that of the iPhone. The poor reception of the 4G signal was the one thing I did not enjoy. There are two phones close by. One of them is my one-year-old Huawei P20 Pro that has a SIM card from Beeline. The other phone is right next to it, and it also has a SIM card from Beeline. If Huawei has flown from 4G to H or 3G in the city, it quickly switches back to 4G if it has flown at all. If it has flown, it rarely does so. The antenna on the Huawe is even worse than the one on the iPhone 10, and OnePlus is much slower in this regard. You will have to drive past the area before it returns to 4G again with E/H/3G. While the screen is on, the charge from the battery goes through like water. If you use it as a reading room during the day, by the time evening rolls around, you can find yourself cut off from the rest of the world. In everyday situations, a tie with a marginal advantage for Huawei. Although the camera aims less accurately than that of Huawei, the overall picture quality is comparable. I enjoy the way that Huawei captures images. A shock awaited me in these games! The toy version of Castle Clash is GOING SLOW! It significantly slows down even when you speed it up to x1, the screen doesn't move, explosions turn into automatic blasts, and there's some kind of insanity going on. Most certainly drivers, but given that this is OnePlus's flagship model and it features their most advanced processing, what type of pepper is this? There are no hiccups in this game even when played at four times the normal speed; Huawei clearly doesn't give a damn about it. During typical operation, there are no issues, and the process is incredibly streamlined and quick. Nonetheless, there are no issues even when the price of smartphones ranges from twenty to over forty dollars. After installing jOnePlusTools, the call recording function operates without any interruptions. The fact that you have to restart this program every time after shutting off your phone and it still does not log messenger calls is a drawback of this program. On earlier versions of Androyd, the ACR was taxied. The fingerprint recognition feature is flawed, as it does not always work properly, and the animation looks like it was created by magicians. Huawei is superior in this regard once more. The conclusion is that there is not even a hint of a WOW effect! For the price, you get an ordinary smart device with a decent screen.